Types of tourism
Traveling to coastal areas for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxation.
Beach and resort tourism
A thing kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event (a keepsake)
Souvenir
The exact date or time by which a piece of work, a project, or an assignment must be finished.
Deadline
Powered entirely by human legs and two pedals, this eco-friendly two-wheeled ride is great for city streets or mountain trails.
Bike, bicycle
Facilities dedicated entirely to guest health, massages, mental well-being, and relaxation.
Wellness, spa
Visiting sacred sites, churches, temples, or joining holy pilgrimages
Religious tourism
A planned route or schedule of a journey, detailing dates, times, and activities.
Itinerary
Opinions, comments, or advice about how well someone did a task, used to help them improve or know what they did right.
A four-wheeled motor vehicle that gives you total freedom to take a road trip and drive door-to-door
Car
This food and beverage sector provides meals for large events like weddings, banquets, and corporate parties.
Catering
Traveling for work-related activities, such as attending conferences, meetings, trade shows, or corporate retreats.
Bussiness tourism
The time of year when travel is most active, prices are highest, and destinations are busiest
Peak season
A piece of work that requires multiple tasks, takes some time to complete, and usually has a specific end goal.
Project
The most basic and natural form of transportation, perfect for slow travel and exploring narrow city alleys
Walking
This type of budget-friendly accommodation usually features shared dorm rooms, bunk beds, and common areas where backpackers can socialize.
Hostel
Visiting sites associated with tragedy, death, or historical sorrow, such as battlefields, museums, or historical monuments (e.g., Pompeii or the Chernobyl exclusion zone).
Dark tourism
A trip led by a local expert who explains the history, culture, and significance of the sights.
Guided tour
A plan for how much money you have and how you intend to spend it over a specific period.
Budget
An ancient form of transport often used for scenic trail exploration through mountains, ranches, or historical sites
Horse riding
The smaller bag you are allowed to carry onto an airplane cabin and store in the overhead bin.
carry-on
Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of the local people, and involves interpretation and education.
Ecotourism
The airline's standard mathematical practice of selling extra tickets, banking on the fact that a certain percentage of passengers usually don't show up.
Overbooking
Meeting and talking to other professionals to build relationships, share information, and help each other find career or business opportunities.
Networking
This three-wheeled motor vehicle is a popular, buzzing mode of public transport and sightseeing in cities like Bangkok.
Tuk-Tuk
The specific daily allowance a company gives to an employee to cover meals and expenses during a business trip.
per diem